FGD & DeNOx Insights  
No. 33  August 2014

 

 

 

WELCOME

This bi-weekly FGD & DeNOx Insights provide excerpts from the McIlvaine FGD & DeNOx World Markets.  It also provides excerpts from related publications. The market report provides the latest forecasts, market shares and insights relative to technology and opportunities.    

 

·       FGD Upgrades Will Assure a $5 Billion Annual Market

·       FGD and DeNOx Newsletter Headlines – July 2014

·       World Power Generation Project Headlines – Revision Date: July 1, 2014

 

 

  

FGD Upgrades Will Assure a $5 Billion Annual Market

Revenues for FGD suppliers will average about $5 billion per year over the next five years. This will be split between upgrades of existing systems and new systems.  This is the latest forecast in McIlvaine FGD Market and Strategies  .  (www.mcilvainecompany.com)

Traditionally, most of the market has been for new systems.  The maturity of the market is established with the even split between new systems and upgrades by 2020.

FGD Supplier Revenues ($ Billions)

Segment

2015

2020

New Systems

4

2

Upgrades

2

2

 

The major markets for new FGD are now in Asia.  More than 70 percent of the new FGD orders in 2015 will be placed for Chinese power plants.

There is a large market developing to upgrade existing FGD systems.  The biggest upgrade market will be China.  The government has identified 100,000 MW of FGD which must be upgraded.  Adding an extra spray section will be one of the upgrade measures. 

This forecast does not include consumables such as lime and limestone.  Expenditures for these consumables have risen steadily and will continue to do so at a rate of approximately 5 percent per year until 2020.   After 2020, consumables expenditure growth will slow as the number of new coal-fired power plants built each year will be reduced and there will be increasing retirements of coal-fired power plants in Europe and the U.S.

This forecast is based on the assumption that a greenhouse gas reduction program is implemented.  There are mixed signals regarding the future of this program.  The U.S. has proposed a carbon trading program for coal-fired power plants which will result in retirement of nearly 50,000 MW of coal-fired capacity (20% of the existing fleet).   Australia has just repealed its carbon tax citing the high cost and lack of perceived benefits.

This forecast is also based on the continued success of the program to extract gas from shale. As long as gas prices remain at around $4-5/MMBtu, gas will be the preferred fuel for new power plants.  The U.S. is likely to generate all the gas it needs internally and will be able to export some quantity.  China has launched a big program to produce gas from coal.  This gas will be transported across the country and will fuel gas turbine plants in Eastern cities.

The Chinese gas-to-coal program will have the effect of reducing the longer range traditional FGD market.  However, a very large air pollution market will be created to capture the H2S and particulate caused by the coal gasification process.

For more information on FGD Market and Strategies, click on: http://home.mcilvainecompany.com/index.php/markets/2-uncategorised/107-n027

 

FGD and DeNOx
NEWSLETTER

July 2014
No. 435
 

Table of Contents

 

HOT TOPICS

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REGULATORY

 

·       U.S. Supreme Court Denies OG&E's Regional Haze Petition

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·       Supreme Court Upholds EPA’s Authority to Regulate Smog from Coal-fired Power Plants

 

MARKETS

 

·       Where Money Can Be Made in Greenhouse Gas Reduction

·       U.S. Air Pollution Control Companies Can Adjust to the Shrinking Coal Market

·       URS Awarded Contract to Install Mercury Control Technology at the Cayuga Operating Company’s Unit 2, in Lansing, New York

·       Class Action Lawsuit Against Advanced Emissions Solutions, Inc.

·       B&W Acquires International Industrial Products and Services Firm MEGTEC

·       Update on GE’s Offer for Alstom Energy Business

·       Fuel Tech Acquires Two Air Pollution Control Technology Companies

·       Portuguese Power Plant Avoids SO3 Excesses with High Temperature SCR Operation

 

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WORLD POWER GENERATION PROJECTS

 

This includes only projects where there was an update during the month.  There are thousands of projects in the database.

This includes only projects where there was an update during the month. There are thousands of projects in the database.

 

Revision Date:  July 1, 2014

 

Project Title

First Entry Date

Location

Startup date

 Bin Qasim power plant

7/1/2014

Pakistan

2018

 Jaworzno power plant-Tauron

7/1/2013

Poland

2019

 Thar II power plant-Karachi Electric Supply/Sindh Engro Coal Mining

5/1/2013

Pakistan

2019

 Mariveles expansion-GN Power

3/1/2013

Philippines

2018

 CHP5 Ulaanbaatar CFB power plant

7/1/2012

Mongolia

2018

 Nam Dinh 1 CFB power plant--Vinacomin

1/1/2010

Vietnam

2020

 Yamunanagar (Panipat) supercritical addition-Haryana Power Generation

11/1/2009

India

Unknown

 Barakah 1-4 nuclear power plant

6/1/2009

United Arab Emirates

2020

 Masinloc 2-AES Philippines

9/1/2007

Philippines

2018

 Chhattisgarh (Lara) 1,2 ultra mega power project-NTPC

1/1/2005

India

2016

 Holcomb (Garden City)(Sand Sage)supercritical power plant-Sunflower Electric

11/1/2001

KS

Unknown

 Pagbilao 3 CFB expansion-Aboitiz Power and TeaM Energy Philippines

11/1/2000

Philippines

2017

 

 

New power generation projects are tracked in two publications. Fossil and Nuclear Power Generation includes both market forecasts and project data. World Power Generation Projects has just the project data.

 

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